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Reel Time: Clean Water Act Case Benefits Anglers
Suncoast Waterkeeper and partner environmental groups Tampa Bay Waterkeeper, Manasota-88 and Our Children’s Earth Foundation have once again given local anglers cause for some
Reel Time on the Road: River of Painted Rocks
The river’s edge was garlanded with the lime-green blush of early spring. Maples, oaks and sourwood trees lined the banks,
Reel Time on the Road: Looking back, Paying Forward
One of the things I like most about fishing is the friends we make along the way and the many
Suncoast Waterkeeper: Guardian of The Bay
As readers are no doubt aware, I love to write about all things fishing, including the need to actively work
Vote Water
Insults to Florida’s environment point to the lack of political will to effect the changes that are necessary to preserve
The Mayfly Project
I discovered the Mayfly Project when a child therapist reached out to me to find a mentor for a young
My Witness Statement
I have never been more concerned than I am today and fear we may be near a point of no return. I truly believe that this rises to the level of a “moral obligation.”
Selby Gardens ‛bioblitzes’ the Sister Keys
By Rusty Chinnis – May 30, 2021 I’ve always been a big fan of Sarasota’s Selby Gardens and the work it does
How and Why to Release Fish Alive
By Rusty Chinnis – May 24, 2021 Catch and release used to be a relatively new concept in sport fishing, one that
When Fly-Casting, Let the Wind Be Your Friend
Whether stalking bonefish in the Bahamas, poling a flat for tailing redfish in Florida, wading into the surf for stripers
A Guide for Environmental Action
By Rusty Chinnis – May 3, 2021 I’ve written a lot lately about the critical issues facing our local waters and the
The unfolding tragedy of Piney Point
By Rusty Chinnis – April 12, 2021 Rounding a mangrove corner into Clam Bar Bay on the edges of Tampa Bay, I